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Genius Needs an Audience
I pinpointed a major weakness to my propensity for writing a while back: I am far less likely to engage in it if there is no one to see it (and preferably, see it right away – with comments). This … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, banana nut bread, BBC, breath, brilliance, college work, death, Dr. John Watson, Earth, enemies, eternity, frailty, genius, genius needs an audience, inspiration, lamentation, life, magic, Mom, Netflix, pictures, poem, rebuke, screenwriter, Sherlock, Sherlock Holmes, soul, streusel nut topping, thanks, thoughts, voice, weakness, words, write, writing
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Aftermath
Well, it’s been over 24 hours since I sent out my last email to my “friends” and teachers I respected. Friends is in quotes, of course, because exactly zero of them responded. Turns out writers are even more disingenuous than … Continue reading
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Tagged actors, cynicism, email, fake friends, hope, inspiration, instructors, intelligence, Jim Jefferies, Manhattan, misanthropy, Narcissism, sarcasm, writers, writing
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Nothin’ but Update…
I worked out this morning. Granted, I lead a mostly sedentary lifestyle (if you don’t count the occasional less-than-a-block “power walks” I do to class – which I don’t), so the 70 crunches and 30 twist-crunches probably don’t seem like … Continue reading
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Tagged inspiration, mental, power walk, procrastination, sedentary, The Truman Show, Universe, workout
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Dangerous Procrastinations
My Mother: Yvonne She’s the solemn pledge in a home fire’s passion; Bruised knee or ego? She’s the balm. She’s the showcase of the milliner’s fashion, To be succinct, she’s my Mom. Her heart and name always precede her, Generosity carries … Continue reading
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Tagged family, gratification, Hedonism, inspiration, love, Mom, Narcissism, poetry, procrastination, professional, tropes
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